On the recordOctober 29, 2013
I just want to join you in simply explaining that swearing in of a witness before an oversight committee hearing has always been under oath.
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congress.govI just want to join you in simply explaining that swearing in of a witness before an oversight committee hearing has always been under oath.
Waxman reaffirms the committee's practice of swearing in witnesses during oversight hearings.
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